Behaviour Support Practitioner – Community Ndis | North Perth

Healthcarelink Support; Perth; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Structured induction program

Managed caseload with ramp-up

Supervision and mentoring

Ongoing professional development

Buddy support

Job summary

Healthcarelink Support in North Perth is seeking a Behaviour Support Practitioner to join our client’s team in a full-time or part-time capacity, with contractor opportunities also available.

You will provide high-quality, evidence-based positive behaviour support to a diverse group of participants across paediatric to senior ages in community settings, supported by structured onboarding and regular supervision to grow confidence and maintain a sustainable caseload.

Qualifications

• 1–2+ years of experience in behaviour support or related field.
• Strong understanding of positive behaviour support principles and person-centred practice.
• Current driver’s licence and willingness to travel within the community.

Responsibilities

• Deliver evidence-based, positive behaviour support to a diverse caseload from paediatric to seniors.
• Collaborate with participants, families and multidisciplinary teams to achieve goals.
• Participate in supervision, onboarding and ongoing professional development.

Skills

Positive behaviour support

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Time management

Education

Behavioural Science / Psychology / Social Work / Occupational Therapy

Job description

Job title:

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Job type:

Full time or part time

Work setting:

Community-based

Saalry offer:

$80k to $110k annually + super + benefits

Location:

North Perth

About the company:

Our client is a leading provider of allied health and disability support services, delivering person-centred therapy to people with disability across home, community and other supportive environments.

You’ll join a multidisciplinary allied health team committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of participants and their families. The organisation provides a supportive environment where clinicians are encouraged to grow their skills, develop their careers and work collaboratively with other professionals.

About the role:

We are currently seeking a Behaviour Support Practitioner to join our client's growing team in a full-time or part-time capacity, with contractor opportunities also available.

This is a community-based NDIS role where you’ll work with a diverse caseload ranging from paediatric through to seniors. You’ll have the opportunity to develop meaningful relationships with participants, their families and support networks while delivering high-quality, evidence-based positive behaviour support.

You’ll be supported with a managed caseload, structured onboarding, regular discipline-specific supervision and ongoing mentoring, allowing you to build confidence and establish a sustainable caseload.

What's On Offer:

• Structured induction program to help you settle confidently into your role
• Managed caseload with a gradual ramp-up to support a sustainable workload
• Weekly discipline-specific supervision and mentoring from experienced clinicians
• Ongoing training and professional development
• Dedicated buddy support for day-to-day guidance
• Supportive multidisciplinary allied health environment
• Experienced leadership team with strong allied health and clinical backgrounds
• Salary benchmarking
• Mileage and toll costs covered
• Paid parental leave
• Salary sacrifice options, including competitive novated leases and superannuation sacrifice
• Opportunity to make a genuine impact on the lives of NDIS participants and their families

About You:

• 1–2+ years of experience in behaviour support, positive behaviour support, disability or a related field
• Relevant tertiary qualifications in Behavioural Science, Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy or a related disciplineExperience working within the NDIS environment is highly desirable
• Strong understanding of positive behaviour support principles and person-centred practice
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work collaboratively with participants, families, carers and multidisciplinary teams
• Strong organisational and time-management skills
• A genuine passion for supporting people with disability to achieve their goals
• Current driver's licence and willingness to travel within the community

If you’re looking for a role where you can grow your career, receive genuine clinical support and make a meaningful impact, we’d love to hear from you.